Bigg Boss 19 controversy: Farrhana Bhatt sends ₹1 crore legal notice to Amaal Mallik’s aunt over ‘terrorist’ remark

The drama inside and outside Bigg Boss 19 has escalated as contestant Farrhana Bhatt and her family have taken legal action against Amaal Mallik’s aunt, Roshan Garry Bhinder. 

The issue arose after Roshan allegedly called Farrhana a “terrorist” during an interview with the Fifafooz YouTube channel.

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In a statement shared on social media, Farrhana’s legal team confirmed that a formal notice has been issued against Roshan, Fifafooz, and YouTube India. The family demanded the immediate removal of the defamatory video, a public apology, and ₹1 crore in damages for reputational and emotional harm.

Our team confirms that a formal legal notice has been issued following defamatory remarks made publicly. #FarrhanaBhattpic.twitter.com/1RikEyGY9i

— Farrhana Bhatt (@Farrhana_bhatt) November 5, 2025

Notice Sent to Women’s Commissions

Copies of the legal notice have also been filed with the National Commission for Women and the Maharashtra State Women’s Commission. The notice stated that Farrhana’s family chose to respond “with dignity and legal recourse rather than stoop to mudslinging.”

What Sparked the Controversy

During an October interview, Roshan Bhinder referred to Farrhana as “evil” and compared her to a demon, using inflammatory language that sparked widespread outrage. The remarks prompted Farrhana’s family to act, citing them as “defamatory and communally charged.”

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Farrhana Remains in the Bigg Boss House

Despite the controversy, Farrhana continues to participate in Bigg Boss 19, hosted by Salman Khan. The show, which began on August 24 with 18 contestants, has already seen multiple evictions and dramatic twists, with this latest legal battle adding another explosive layer to the ongoing season.